Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-09-11
from Nonday's Daily.l
IRALMAGUNDI.

bucks passed through going east last
evening.
The Chinese population Of San Fran.
cisco il larger now, it is stated, tLau
ever.
Charles Maynard. the old time engin-
eer Of a." how Of CArliu, is in town
o.day.
Bishop Whitaker and wife PASSED
through Saturday evening, eastward
bound.
j.. d.. Lewis has so far recovered from
his attack of erysipelss as 10 be able
to return to Carlin.
&c. Hardy. Manager Of the Oasis
Ranch Company, came Jowu FROM To.
"no his morning.
The principal population Of Conuec-
ticut is her eI.Governors. There are
only e!erea now living.
Don't put my name in the paper"
would lead the proprietor TO believe the
paper is thoroughly read.
Ham Mccain. uf Halleck. and Will
lam Smiley, Of Star Valley. came down
on this mornings train.
J. ID. Abel came in yesterday from
his ranch near Fort Halleck aud brought
in the family of II. ]. X eth.
Eli George, formerly of Tuscnrora. is
proprietor Of the Occidental Billiard
Hall at San Benardino, California.
Quite u number Of the residents Of
Ruby Valley came down on this morn
iEg's train on Court business intent.
tn" boom has struck the Sacramento
Bee. rnd it now comes as an eight page
edition. Outside capital makes the
camp"
Little George Russell will be At the
state Fair with his Shetland pony. The
Reno Journal ssys that he Is willing TO
make IA match, mile heats, with the boss
bicycle nd-r.
A little girl wasn't far wrong when she
Told her Sunday school teacher, in an
s~er to the question. What is the worst
thing abOut money! hat II vas
Cause Ne amt got any"
K.veille - Carson is on tip.toe in
anticipation OF a sensational divorce cate.
The Capital * brncing itself in the eI.
pcctat'on that it will be shaken from
10 circumference.
The SIM Fmucisco Alta v '.Stn.
.istics show tina; one out of every FIVE
'ommutHtiom ferry tickets sold is bought
by n lady" We suppose that the other
our dfths are bought by men aud 40
men.
The Inter. State Commerce Act hns
the issn c Of tickets nine feet
.ong on the Erie Railroad. 1he con-
no longer punch in the pres
nee Of the passenger. bot at long
Cheyenne Stock Journal:-Enst-ru
shippers are beginning 10 de
nnnl better cars for use. The Fast.
nan Car Company sent over five han
lred Of their patent cars loaded with
from Chicago east during the
Of August. Western shippers
will haze their turn oon
Washington Cntic:-A "Conneciicut
has invented a hustle which she
my ihss D~vcr been worn before"
Well, tht'- nothing very strange. II
would he something worthy Of remark
had the woman invented q hustle which
vas intended to bc wprn before. Bus-
les are never worn before in this coun.
Try.
Ernminrr:-Thc ColoroV outbreak
- dwindling down from its ori gInai MA
Irstic proportions Ia a very everyday
when popular indignation hos
down. nd the fnctI have all
been gathered in and revised, we shall
il the Ute Chief did anything
worse than pass e counterfeit half.
dollar on n white settler.
George Russell returned from Reno
10y last evenings train. and brOugh
with him a specimen Of alfalfa and onts
growing upon the old English mill pro-
perry. The seed was planted on the lst
day Of July. and the plants show n lux
urisut growth. Mr.. Russell states that
n good crop Of hay will be cut this year
30 ncros of the land seeded.
For the purpose Of keeping up the
necessary expenses Of the Elko Fire De-
pnrtmcut il IL found necessary to cnll
upon the citizens Of tow for a contri.
button, and for this purpose commit
tee will wait upon our business men on
Monday with n view 10 obtaining q do.
for that purpose. IL Is hoped
that all will contribute 10 this fund Ms n
Of self protection.
Murders are becoming Of rather too
frequent occuTrcDoe in Elko county for
the safety of society, and IL is about
time that something be done ia the way
Of protection 10 the lives Of II citizens,
II n ran ran be beat TO death. OF shot
to death in his own house with impuni.
~. there il no telling who ia safo from
the drunken bIutnlity Of some fend